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Daryl Nielsen has published poems in
Lilliput Review, SCIFAIKUEST, New Verse
News, Shamrock, Kind of a Hurricane, and
online at bear creek haiku poetry, poems
and info.
Richard Peabody is the founder and
co-editor of Gargoyle Magazine and editor
or co-editor of twenty-three anthologies
including A Different Beat: Writings by
Women of the Beat Generation. Peabody
taught at Johns Hopkins University for
fifteen years. His new book is The Richard
Peabody Reader (Alan Squire Publishers,
2015).
Drew Pisarra has written a poem for
every movie that Fassbinder ever made.
The two sonnets printed here are inspired
by a Venezuelan who lives two blocks
away from his apartment. He also blogs
weekly on Korean movies at koreangrindhouse.blogspot.com.
Charles Rafferty has published poems
in The New Yorker, Prairie Schooner, and
The Southern Review. His tenth collection
of poems, The Unleashable Dog, was
published by Steel Toe Books in 2014.
He currently directs the MFA program at
Albertus Magnus College.
Stephen Reilly’s poems have appeared
in Wraparound South, Main Street Rag,
Broad River Review, Cape Rock, and other
publications. He is presently working as a
staff writer for the Englewood Sun, a daily
Florida newspaper with circulation in south
Sarasota County, Charlotte, and DeSoto
counties.
A writer, editor, and book group facilitator
based in Los Angeles, Taylor Lauren
Ross was selected as a 2014 AWP Writer
to Writer mentee and is senior editor at The
Riding Light Review. Since earning a BA
in English from UCLA, she has published
articles in Santa Barbara Magazine and
elsewhere, and her fiction has appeared in
Westwind, Foliate Oak, and The Artificial
Selection. Visit her at taylorlaurenross.com.
Gerard Sarnat, MD, is the author of
Homeless Chronicles from Abraham to
Burning Man (2010), Disputes (2012),
and 17s (2014). Work from Melting the
Ice King (2016) was accepted by seventy
magazines, including Gargoyle’s fortieth
anniversary issue. For Huffington Post
reviews, reading dates, publications, interviews,
and more, visit gerardsarnat.com.
Her work previously appearing in publications
including Alaska Quarterly Review,
Confrontation, The New Yorker, Ploughshares,
and The Southern Review, Ciara
Shuttleworth just has finished a threemonth
residency at the Kerouac House in
Orlando and an epic, 4500-mile, fifteenday
road trip from Florida to eastern
Washington. More info can be found at
ciarashuttleworth.com.
Rusty Spell is an Assistant Professor of
English at Alabama State University where
he advises the undergraduate magazine,
Dark River Review. He has been published
in The Georgetown Review, The Mid-
American Review, The Mississippi Review,
Nightsun, and others.
Tom Spencer is the pseudonym of a
professor of English in Montgomery, Alabama.
His creative work has appeared at
The Awl and elsewhere. His critical writing
has been published in venues including the
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